Since entering the White House for his second tern, rarely a week goes by that Trump is not committing a heist in broad daylight — and all MAGA can say is "Thank you, daddy." 😳👇

NEW🚨: (Towson, MD) A group of 10 juveniles swarmed a girl near the bus stop, then repeatedly stomped on her stomach and head while others cheered. This brutal attack happened in broad daylight. Police have identified 9 juveniles (ages 11-14) — 5 now facing second-degree assault charges. Juvenile crime like this is out of control.

Solomon Islands parliament elected Matthew Wale as prime minister Thursday, 26 votes to 22, over Beijing-aligned candidate Peter Shanel Agovaka. Wale spent years as opposition leader calling the 2022 China security deal a personal pact between Sogavare and Beijing, not a legitimate state agreement, and pledged to publish its never-disclosed terms. The complication: a June 2025 CCP Central Committee readout quoted Wale praising the 2019 switch from Taiwan to Beijing as "the right choice" and saying Solomon Islands wants to deepen party-building exchanges with China. That's a long way from the man who called the security deal protection for Sogavare against his own people. Wale now runs a coalition where some ministers want no daylight with Beijing, and China has run at least 70 police training programs inside the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force since 2022. Publishing the security agreement's text would be the first real test of whether his pre-election posture survives contact with the job.

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The Sun rose over Utqiagvik, the northernmost city in the United States, on Sunday and will not set again until August 2. In Utqiagvik, the Sun has now reached a point in the year where it stays above the horizon all day and all night. Normally, the Sun sets because Earth rotates and your part of the planet turns away from it. But near the Arctic, during summer, Earth is tilted toward the Sun. That tilt keeps places like Utqiagvik facing sunlight continuously. So although the Sun appears to dip very low in the sky around 1: 48- a.m., it never actually disappears below the horizon. By 2: 57- a.m., it starts climbing higher again. This means residents will have 24-hour daylight until August 2 , no true nighttime sunsets for more than two months. This natural phenomenon is known as the midnight sun.